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Anastasia A Kobelyatskaya1, Valeria Morgunova1, Aleksey Kalinkin1

  • 1Koltzov Institute of Developmental Biology of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 119334, Russia.

Epigenetics & chromatin
|July 27, 2025
PubMed
概括

绝缘蛋白BEAF32 (边界元素相关因子32 kD) 对于果虫的 oogenesis 是至关重要的,抑制不必要的基因表达,并维持piRNA生产,以保持适当的发育.

关键词:
草虫绝缘体 BEAF3232 的使用.弗拉门戈 piRNA 集群波罗波罗波罗的 波罗波罗的克里斯·克里兹 (Chriz Chriz) 是一个词.德里夫 (Dref) 是一种流动性气体.基因表达 基因表达产卵生成 (Oogenesis) 是一种亚端粒体地区的区域.可转移的要素是可以转移的.这就是为什么piRNARNA.

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